Your kitchen and bathroom plumbing works hard every day. Leaky faucets, slow drains, and worn-out fixtures waste water and lead to bigger problems. Baker Brothers has fixed these issues for Arlington homeowners since 1945. With 80 years of trusted service, we bring proven skills to every job.
We handle sink repairs, faucet installs, and clogged drains. Our team replaces garbage disposals, fixes toilets, and upgrades old fixtures. We also service shower valves and replace supply lines. Whether your home is new or decades old, we have solutions for Mid-Cities plumbing needs.
Our licensed Plumbers in Arlington arrive ready with parts in hand. Same-day and next-day appointments fit your schedule. Call Baker Brothers today for fast kitchen and bathroom plumbing help in Arlington.
Kitchen and bathroom plumbing may look similar, but each system handles different demands. Knowing the difference helps you describe problems clearly when you call for service.
Kitchen sinks use larger drains to handle food particles and grease. Garbage disposals add extra connections and moving parts. Grease buildup is the most common cause of kitchen drain clogs. Bathroom sinks have smaller drains designed for soap and hair. The traps under each sink also differ in size and shape.
Toilet and shower drains need specific vent setups to work properly. Without correct venting, you may hear gurgling or notice slow drainage. Many Arlington homes built in the 1980s–2000s have different pipe materials in kitchens versus bathrooms. Older areas like Pantego and Dalworthington Gardens sometimes have galvanized lines in one room but newer pipes in another.
Our technicians inspect both systems during service calls. We spot the differences quickly and recommend the right fix for each space.
Every kitchen needs the right plumbing parts to function well. Knowing what goes under and behind your sink helps you plan upgrades and spot problems early.
Hot and cold water supply lines bring fresh water to your faucet. Drain lines carry used water away to the main sewer. A P-trap sits under the sink and blocks sewer gases from entering your home. This curved pipe also catches small items that fall down the drain.
Garbage disposals need their own electrical connection and a dedicated drain fitting. Dishwashers require supply lines, drain hoses, and air gaps to prevent backflow. Shut-off valves under the sink let you stop water flow quickly during repairs or emergencies.
Mid-Cities homes often have varied layouts depending on the original builder. Hard water in Arlington can wear down supply lines over time. If you are remodeling near the Entertainment District or updating a rental in Grand Prairie, we install and repair all kitchen plumbing parts. Proper setup protects your cabinets and floors from water damage.
Three systems work together behind your walls and under your floors. Understanding each one helps you spot problems before they get worse.
Supply lines bring fresh water into your home under pressure. These pipes deliver hot and cold water to every faucet, shower, and appliance. Drain lines carry used water out of your home using gravity. They slope downward to move wastewater toward the main sewer line.
Vent lines are the third part most homeowners forget. These pipes run up through your roof and release sewer gases safely outside. Vents also let air into the drain system so water flows smoothly. When vents get blocked, you may notice slow drains or gurgling sounds from toilets.
Clay soil shifts in Arlington can stress underground drain lines over time. Homes near AT&T Stadium built in the 1990s may have aging vent stacks that need attention. Families in Mansfield-area homes sometimes hear strange pipe noises when vents fail.
Our technicians check all three systems during inspections. We repair supply, drain, and vent issues to keep your kitchen and bathroom plumbing balanced.
Adding a bathroom near your kitchen can save money when the plumbing is planned correctly. Shared "wet walls" reduce the amount of pipe needed and cut material costs.
Both spaces can connect to the same main drain stack. This setup works well when a kitchen and bathroom sit back-to-back or on opposite sides of the same wall. Many established Arlington neighborhoods already have this layout in older homes.
Each fixture still needs its own proper venting. Without individual vents, drains in both rooms may slow down or gurgle. Wrong pipe sizing causes problems that show up in the kitchen and bathroom at the same time.
Arlington building codes require specific vent configurations for shared drain systems. Families in Kennedale planning home additions need permits before work begins. Property owners converting spaces in older Arlington homes must meet current code standards.
Our team plans shared systems that pass inspection the first time. We handle permits for plumbing additions and make sure every connection meets local requirements.
Different pipe materials serve different purposes in your home. Knowing what you have helps predict future repair needs and speeds up service calls.
Copper pipes are durable and commonly used for supply lines. They resist corrosion and last for decades when water conditions are right. PEX tubing is flexible plastic found in newer Arlington homes. Builders started using PEX more often in the 2000s because it installs faster and resists freezing.
PVC handles drain and vent lines in most homes built after the 1970s. This white plastic pipe is lightweight and does not corrode. Galvanized steel pipes exist in some older properties. These metal pipes rust from the inside over time and may restrict water flow.
Many Arlington homes have copper supply lines paired with PVC drains. Older areas near Downtown Arlington may still have galvanized pipes that need replacement. Families in 1980s–2010s suburban builds across the Mid-Cities often have a mix of materials.
We identify pipe types during every inspection. Our technicians recommend repairs or upgrades based on the condition of your specific materials.
Small plumbing problems grow into big repairs when ignored. Regular checks help you catch leaks early and extend the life of your fixtures and pipes.
Check under kitchen and bathroom sinks once a month. Look for drips, moisture, or water stains on the cabinet floor. Clean drain stoppers regularly to prevent hair and soap buildup. A slow drain is an early warning sign of clogs forming deeper in the line.
Test your shut-off valves at least once a year. Turn them off and back on to make sure they still work. Valves that sit untouched for years can seize up when you need them most.
Arlington's hot summers put stress on water heater connections that feed your kitchen and bathroom. Seasonal temperature swings can loosen fittings over time. Property managers with rentals near UTA or the sports district should schedule regular inspections to stay ahead of tenant calls.
Our Arlington plumbers find hidden problems before they cause damage. We check connections, test valves, and inspect drain lines to keep your system running smoothly.
When your kitchen or bathroom plumbing needs attention, Baker Brothers is ready to help. Our team brings 80 years of trusted service to every job.
Licensed and background-checked technicians
Same-day and next-day appointments available
80 years of trusted service since 1945
Serving Arlington, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, and the Mid-Cities
Call (817) 595-0116 for kitchen and bathroom plumbing service in Arlington.
Located at: 7315 Commercial Blvd E, Arlington, TX 76001
Grease, food scraps, and soap buildup cause most kitchen drain clogs. Garbage disposal misuse makes the problem worse when the wrong items go down the drain. We clear kitchen clogs same-day and show you how to prevent future blockages.
Yes, our technicians protect your surfaces during every faucet install. We use proper tools and techniques to remove old fixtures safely. Most bathroom faucet replacements take under an hour.
Bathroom sinks have smaller drains that clog more easily with hair and soap. The trap design also differs from kitchen sinks. We clean and inspect both drain types to restore proper flow.
Yes, we remove old units and install new garbage disposals. Every installation includes proper electrical and drain connections. Our technicians test the unit before leaving your home.
Water stains, musty smells, and higher water bills are common signs of hidden leaks. You may also notice soft spots under flooring or cabinets. We use leak detection tools to find problems behind walls and under slabs.
Yes, we install sinks, faucets, garbage disposals, and dishwasher connections during remodels. Our team coordinates with your general contractor to stay on schedule. We handle the plumbing so your project moves forward smoothly.
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